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Cancer Has Spread Lymph Nodes
1,980 words
... important consideration is the stage of the
disease. The stage is based on the size of the
tumor and whether the cancer has spread. The
following is a brief description of the stages of
breast cancer and the treatments often used at
each stage according to (Dollinger, Rosenbaum and
Cable, 1991): Stage 0 is sometimes called
noninvasive carcinoma or carcinoma in situ.
Lobular carcinoma in situ, or LCIS, refers to
abnormal cells in the lining of the lobule These
abnormal cells seldom become inv...
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Left The Room Vital Signs
1,058 words
I have attended to many deaths in my short career
as a nurse. I guess that is the hardest part of
geriatric nursing. I remember one man in
particular, Joe . He was a veteran of World War
II, and a retired mechanic. He was nearly 90 when
I met him. His beloved wife of 45 years, Sara, had
died only months earlier. He was diagnosed with
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). In
this disease, the lungs lose their elasticity and
begin to fill up with fluid. Eventually, a person
will literally ...
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Nursing Home Good Friend
1,847 words
Albert Camus was a French philosopher / writer who
was born in Algeria (part of North Africa that was
owned by the French) in 1913. He wrote this book
showing how life is "absurd" because death is
final, therefore making life meaningless. This is
a very basic look at the philosophy and you
shouldn't assume that what you read is all you
really need to know about it. People are still
debating what Camus was talking about hence why
you have to read this book. Camus was killed in a
car accident in 1...
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Anti Social Behavior Long Term Care
1,302 words
... be decidedly concluded from this study is that
ethnicity is a decided factor in evaluating those
who are prepared to undertake group treatment. As
indicated, there is no paucity of research in the
area regarding anti-social behavior and group
conflicts. One study identified 196 homeless and
194 housed, poor families in Los Angeles, CA in
order to gain an understanding of events that
precipitate anti-social behavior. This anti-social
behavior was connected to homelessness in this
particular s...
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Liberal Arts Seventh Grade
969 words
What were the motives behind choosing a major in
nursing? What have been the reasons behind these
reasons? When I look back, it seems like I've
always wanted to pursue such a career due to my
mother who was and still is in such a profession.
I remember, ever since the seventh grade, my plans
of being a successful registered nurse. I can
still remember my seventh grade project. It was to
write about where I saw myself ten years into the
future. I wrote that I was a registered nurse that
had just ...
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Margaret Birth Control Movement
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When a motherhood becomes the fruit of a deep
yearning, not the result of ignorance or accident,
its children will become the foundation of a new
-Margaret Sanger Many people have made significant
impacts on the way our world is today but only a
few have dedicated their lives to a cause that
would benefit all people. Margaret Sanger
dedicated her life to making birth control
available to all women in the world and thereby
increased the quality and length of Margaret
Louise Higgins was born on Se...
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Randomly Assigned Sexual Maturity
1,589 words
... data (See Table. 1). However the main
independent variable is of reproductive status.
This has 4 levels: (1) 6 weeks of age or younger
(therefore not sexually mature) (2) 4 months and
above (undergoing usual reproductive cycles) The
dependant variable differs within each experiment
with consideration of the behaviour under
inspection. The variable concerning the
reproductive aspect of the rats is based on the
following specifics: 61607; Rats reach sexual
maturity at 5 weeks of age 6160...
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W B Saunders Amniotic Fluid
1,496 words
... eceleration pattern is indicative of a uterine
and / or placental blood flow problem. In the case
of PIH, the late deceleration types will most
likely be the pattern seen due to the compromised
utero placental blood flow. Another risk
associated with preeclampsia points to the
propensity for decreased maternal renal blood flow
due to vasoconstriction. Vasospasm, with the
resulting decrease in blood flow, leads to a
decrease in glomerular filtration rate (GFR),
decreased clearance of uric aci...
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Extra Curricular Activities Realize That Ivy School
591 words
Discovering and choosing a university that
fulfills all of my needs was a rigorous yet
exciting task. The Ivy U clearly emerged as the
best choice for me and I, as a great match for the
university. After visiting the campus, reading the
information pamphlet, and researching the
university Web site, I realize that Ivy offers
what I hope to gain from my college experience. In
return, I will contribute to the university as a
person with leadership qualities who takes
initiative and enjoys participa...
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American Nurses Association Members Of Congress
660 words
Legislative Assignment According to information
provided by The American Nurses Association
Website, ANA is a full-service association that
represents 2. 9 million RNs (registered nurses)
through its 54 constituent member associations.
ANA was created with several objectives in mind:
to foster high standards of nursing practice, and
to enhance general and economic welfare of
registered nurses in the workplace. In order to
protect RNs rights, ANA lobbies regulatory
agencies and the Congress on he...
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Art And Science Medical Care
394 words
The Importance of Anthropology in Nursing
Anthropology is very important in relation to the
art and science of nursing. As a branch of medical
science it presents a sphere of interest for
anthropologists, historians, general
practitioners, nurses, psychiatrists, to mention a
few. Anthropology in medicine in capacity of
discipline takes its stand in syllabuses and
studies of doctors and nurses. Anthropology as an
interdisciplinary branch of knowledge is generally
defined as complex of knowledge a...
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Health Care Services People In Society
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Should Health Care for the Elderly be Limited
Recently the issue of the health care for the
elderly has been raised quite many times. Health
care patterns are a very vital thing in developing
a good and healthy society and thus it should not
be limited for any particular group of people. For
decades, the American system of health care has
relied primarily on employer-sponsored insurance
programs as a gateway through which individuals
access health care services. Gaps have been filled
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Critical Point Of View Private Practice
616 words
Working as a nurse in private practice compared to
a hospital From contemporary point of view, both
private sector and hospital setting bring various
benefits and opportunities to a nurse. According
to contemporary statistical data the average age
of nurses working in public hospitals constitutes
44. 3 years old. Theoretically, this average
indicator means that nurses are inclined to be
employed at the hospital facility. However, still
from the critical point of view, the criteria of
working adv...
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Retrieved November 9 2005 November 9 2005 From Web Nurse
925 words
Reflection Paper There is no doubt that becoming a
nurse had challenged me on individual and
professional levels. First of all, it made me to
become a more patient person, since without this
quality one can hardly expect to become successful
in the field of nursing. Yet, this wasnt easy. The
pressures of modern living inevitably cause even
mentally stable individual to lose some of its
calmness, especially while facing repetitive
situations. I personally learned to see something
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American Nurses Association Code Of Ethics
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Whistle Blowing on a College is Unacceptable
During resent years the issue of whistle blowing
took attention of many people including
professional organizations. As youngsters, we
learn that being a tattletale is bad, and we see
how children shun the child caught snitching on
another. In large measure, the same attitude
toward tattletales holds true for adults. Being a
tattletale, or in the vernacular of the
professional environment, a whistle-blower, often
results in a negative response from co...
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American Red Cross York Columbia University
2,753 words
We are an ever-changing society. We are living
longer, more women are working outside the house,
more children need care after school, more
debilitating illnesses and there are more medical
advancements to prolong life. These are exiting
news and should be very happy to be living in
these times. But it has its drawbacks. We are an
aging society with not enough long-term care
facilities to keep up with the growth. Even
communities are having difficulty meeting these
needs. Caregiving has become a...
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Left The Room Vital Signs
1,080 words
The Sound of Silence I have attended to many
deaths in my short career as a nurse. I guess that
is the hardest part of geriatric nursing. I
remember one man in particular, Joe . He was a
veteran of World War II, and a retired mechanic.
He was nearly 90 when I met him. His beloved wife
of 45 years, Sara, had died only months earlier.
He was diagnosed with Chronic Obstructive
Pulmonary Disease (COPD). In this disease, the
lungs lose their elasticity and begin to fill up
with fluid. Eventually, a p...
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Patient Undergoing Foot Surgery Undergoing Foot Surgery Pain
592 words
Pes Cards Pes cards (clawfoot) refers to a foot
with an abnormally high arch and a fixed equine
deformity of the forefoot (see Fig. 62 64979;
6). The shortening of the foot and increased
pressure produce calluses on the metatarsal area
and on the dorsum (bottom) of the foot. Charcot
64979; Marie 64979; Tooth disease (a peripheral
neuromuscular disorder associated with a familial
degenerative disorder), diabetes mellitus, and
tertiary syphilis are common causes of pes cards.
Exercises are ...
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M P H Mother And Child
990 words
Mommy's Milk or Mommy's Money I watch as a young
woman sits peacefully in the local park with her
newly born infant in her arms. She casually
unbuttons her shirt and reveals her breast, while
gently urging the baby to nurse. At the same time
two women walk by and are seemingly shocked at the
barbaric display they had just witnessed. Saying
such things as I would never do that in public as
the other woman replies Yeah, thats what bottles
are for. Little do these women know that this
young woman i...
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Open Ended Questions American Medical Association
3,833 words
RELAXATION IN CANCER Introduction Cancer is
encroaching upon heart diseases status as the
number one killer of Americans. Nearly one million
people are diagnosed each year with some type of
cancer (Heimlich, 1990) and will undergo
chemotherapy, radiotherapy, or a combination as an
adjunct to surgery. Many of these patients report
experiencing debilitating side effects to these
treatments. Not only can the physical effects from
the illness and the treatment be quite intense,
the emotional and psy...
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